Candidacy churns in 1964 GOP gubernatorial race
Editorial notes Grant Dohm, Bill Avery, Paul Wunsch join the 1964 Republican governor field with further entries expected. Huck Boyd, Harold Chase, and Bill Ferguson also noted as potential contenders, each with playful rhymes hinting at their bids. The piece frames a crowded field and suggests more filings to come.
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Grant Dohm
Mr. Dohm
Bill Avery
Avery
Paul Wunsch
State Senate
Wunsch
Huck Boyd
Boyd
Harold Chase
Gownor
Chase
Bill Ferguson
Ferguson
Wide Open GOP Primary Sees Six in Race for Governor
The Republican field for governor this year features six candidates in a wide open race. Analysts expect vigorous campaigning, but anticipate a clean contest with minimal personal vilification. The party aims to avoid splits and to unite behind the eventual nominee for a strong convention victory.
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Billingsgate
Oil Wells and Humans Seek Higher Depletion Tax Breaks
A columnist argues the depletion allowance in tax laws favors oil well owners while humans face shorter productive spans and greater risks. He proposes a 272 percent deduction for people, encouraging readers to petition Congress to treat humans like oil wells for tax purposes.
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Congress
Washington
Tax rate tops in state for Chanute city residents
Tribune Files recalls twenty five years past noting Chanute's total tax rate of 28.645 per thousand on the 1000 valuation, the lowest in cities over 4,300 population while Chanute and Brown Manufacturing discuss expansion plans near Seventh and Forest. Wolf hunt near Neosho river concludes as Earl Wertz uses hounds to trap a wolf with reports of a second wolf.
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Chanute
League of Kansas
Brown Manufacturing Co., Inc
F. W. Montague
Frank Young
B. M. Dunham
J. L. Stryker
Earl Wertz
Neosho River
Bible Verse Reflection on Sins Through Jeremiah 14 20
A brief meditation cites Jeremiah 14 20, acknowledging collective wickedness and ancestral iniquity. The verse expresses humility before the Lord, confessing sins passed down through generations and seeking divine mercy.
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Jeremiah
Simple Ways to End the Panama Crisis by Drew Pearson
Washington columnist Drew Pearson proposes steps to ease U S Panama tensions over the canal. He calls privately framing the canal’s obsolescence and exploring other routes, offering Panama or Nicaragua favorable trade terms, and curbing U S Canal Zone bureaucracy to restore relations.
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Canal Zone
Panama
Canal
Teeth braces for children discussed by Dr Molner
Dear Dr Mother answers on braces for children, malocclusion risks, and the need for orthodontic care. He explains time, cost, and the role of healthy extractions to create space. Thumb sucking may influence outcomes, but proper alignment prevents later problems.
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Joseph G. Molner
M.D
Humboldt Golf Club Elects Officers
Humboldt Helen Lacy was reelected president at the annual meeting. Edwin Nessel becomes vice president, Mrs. Charles Westle secretary, Don Marin treasurer. Three directors elected: Mrs. Westle Nessel and Harold Williams. other directors include Miss Lacy Don Price and Wayne Bailey. Baby born in Topeka hospital weighs seven pounds four ounces. Cub Scout dens organized with Ralph E. Lee elected Cubmaster and Norman Compston Donald Stokes assistants. Lions Club Hobo Party held at Community Park cabin with mulligan stew prepared by retiring and new officers and wives.
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Humboldt
Helen Lacy
Humboldt Golf Club
Edwin Nessel
Charles E. Westle
Don Marin
Westle
Nessel
Harold Williams
Miss Lacy
Don Price
Wayne Bailey
Ralph E. Lee
Norman Compston
Donald Stokes
Ronnie Jay
Lacy Mintz
Leo Dietrich
Barnard Tinkler
al Caler
Vincent Ortiz
Charles Fussman
Lions Club
Lions
Cabin
Community Park
W. L. Hall
Ben Barfoot
Clyde Snender
Ray Cooper
Bob Rush
Porter Birth Grants Greers Great Grandchild Title
Mr and Mrs R C Greer welcome their first great grandchild following the birth early yesterday of a son to Mr and Mrs John Porter confirming a new generation in the family.
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R. C. Greer
John Porter
Turtle with 1914 initials found near Sego Ohio
Willard Swinehart, while mushroom hunting near Sego, Ohio, found a box turtle bearing three sets of initials and the name Sego with the year 1914 on its shell. He recalls his father captured the same turtle decades ago and marked it similarly, noting the creature’s small size and proximity to the original find site.
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Lego
Ohio
Willard Swinehart
Sego
Swinehart
Quips on life and law from early Kansas papers
A collection of witty lines from Emporia Gazette Coffeyville Journal Par sons Sun and Wichita Democrat. Jokes touch on dry farming grandma sauerkraut juice Washington lobbying taxpayer insanity and suburban life with cars mortgages and nightly martinis.
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Emporia Gazette
Cat Gives Birth to 100th Litter in Louisville Home
In Louisville, a striped alley cat owned by Barney McCullough has reached 16 years old and recently bore her 100th litter. The feline's remarkable longevity and prolific breeding make her a notable neighborhood curiosity, drawing attention from locals and veterinarians alike.
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Louisville, Ky
Barney McCulloughs
Hearing Notice in Estate of Earl E Williams in Erie
In the probate court of Neosho County Kansas a hearing is set for February 10 1964 at 10 00 A M on final settlement of Earl E Williams deceased estate. Charles Allen Williams administrator seeks court approval of his acts and determines heirs and assigns remaining real and personal property. Citizens may file written defenses by February 10 1964.
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Chanute Tribune
A. OF Kansas
Neosho Coun
Earl E. Williams
Kansas
Charles Allen Williams
Erie
Balch & Bailey Professional Building
South Steuben Avenue
Chanute
Artest
John F. Young
Department managers and staff of a Kansas paper listed
A fragmented notice lists department managers and staff including Havorka Dwight Waltinatora Ronald Gayer area circulation Leland Lowe city circulation Ben 8B Nicholas mechanical Dorsey Osborn press and notes publication evenings except Sunday with second class master entry and post office peorage paid in Chanute Kansas subscription rates by mall in Kansas outside above four counties for one year marked by unclear durations and terms.
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Havorka
Dwight Waltinatora
Ronald Gayer
Leland Lowe
Ben
Nicholas
Dorsey Osborn
Chanute
Ansas
Kansas
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